Lee Dalgetty is a Digital Journalist at various prominent outlets including Kent Live, Glasgow Live, and Wales Online. With a focus on themes such as security and law enforcement, public security, and hospitality, Lee also explores topics related to animal care, culture, and wellness. He has been featured in multiple publications, including The Mirror, Insider.co.uk, and the Daily Star (UK).
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Edinburgh, United Kingdom (Local)
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Lee Dalgetty's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in Edinburgh and Scotland. His articles predominantly revolve around evolving stories, breaking news, and event coverage with an emphasis on entertainment and crime-related topics.
For outreach to Lee, consider providing insights or access to individuals involved in ongoing local events or breaking news stories within Edinburgh and Scotland. This could include interviews with eyewitnesses, experts related to the specific incidents covered such as law enforcement officials or community leaders.
Given his focus on crime-related topics, offering expert analysis from legal professionals or those familiar with law enforcement practices may also be of interest for potential future coverage.
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By: Lee Dalgetty
Thousands are expected to cycle through the city centre
By: Nicola Croal, Lee Dalgetty
'We hope this video will spark much needed conversations'
By: Lee Dalgetty
Police and paramedics are on the scene
By: Lee Dalgetty
Fans of an Edinburgh band have asked the musicians to 'take action' after a clip was posted by the White House.
By: Lee Dalgetty
'I know just how important it is that we make our streets safe for cycling'
By: Lee Dalgetty
The singer could return to where it all started
'We’ve been told our burgers are the best'
By: Alexander Smail, Lee Dalgetty
'Outdoor dining has become a key draw'
By: Lee Dalgetty, Emily Wright
Our thoughts are with his family
By: Lee Dalgetty
'I wanted to do this because these stories just get lost to time'
